U7 L4 United States: Industrial Progress Flashcards

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1
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What is consolidation?

A

merging of businesses into one large organization

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2
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What is mobilized?

A

Assembled and ready for war duty

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3
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Which two wars matured the American industry?

A
  • War of 1812

- Civil War

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4
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Who was the US up against in the War of 1812?

A

England and Canada

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5
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Who was the US General in the battle of New Orleans in 1815?

A

Andrew Jackson

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6
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How many British Soldiers did the US face up against in the battle of New Orleans in 1815?

A

5000

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In the battle of New Orleans 1815, how did Jackson’s troops fight?

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behind barricades and embankments

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In the battle of New Orleans 1815, how many British and American soldiers were killed?

A

B- 2000

A- 70

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9
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When did the battle of New Orleans actually happen?

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after the War of 1812

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What did the War of 1812 establish the US as and encouraged them to do?

A
  • industry international respect

- ambition for prominent position in trade and commerce

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11
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Between 1820 and 1860, where were most factory workers located?

A

Northern US

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12
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What was the Southern economy centered on?

A

agriculture

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13
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How long did the Civil War last in the US?

A

4 years

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14
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Who won the Civil War?

A

North

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15
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What did the Civil war succeed in preserving?

A

the Union

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16
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In 1844, what did Samuel F.B. Morse invent? What did it do?

A
  • telegraph

- transmit warfare communications

17
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How do wars affect the industry?

A
  • increased production
  • decreased unemployment
  • growth to industry
18
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How did the Civil war and US industry affect eachother?

A
  • increased employment
  • factories kept running
  • north and south used industry inventions
19
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What system did Eli Whitney make to help meet the demands of the industry?

A

standardized parts

20
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What concept did Henry Ford make that built on Eli Whitney’s system?

A

assembly-line method of production

21
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What was the benefit of Ford’s assembly-line method of production?

A

reduced cost per unit

22
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Between 1860 and 1894, the US advanced from 4th place to what place among the industrialized nations of the world?

23
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Between 1860 and 1894, which factors largely contributed to the US’ advancement?

A
  • Railroads
  • factories
  • lumber mills
24
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Agriculture in the US was being replaced by what?

25
Which of the two fell behind because of their agricultural economy, South or North?
South
26
What did the South have that could bring success to their industry?
- raw materials - manpower - experience
27
What did the South not have that prevented their industry's success?
capital
28
In the early 1900s, what were the US' 2 leading regions of production?
- Mid Atlantic States of NY, NJ and Pen - North Central States of, Oh, Ind, Ill, Mich, Wisc MAS NNP NoCS OII MeW
29
What were the 4 industries that brought the most production in the US?
- food - textile - iron and steel - lumber materials
30
What did the (ranked first) food industry/manufacturing include?
- milling flour - packing meat - refining sugar - processing canned/preserved food
31
The Iron and Steel industry was aided by the discovery of what? Why was it better than Iron?
- steel | - tough, versatile, abundant, inexpensive
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What was steel used for?
- factory equip - rails and locomotives - ships - auto mobiles - bridges and buildings